Fix: Ensure VariantPicker initialization handles all fieldsets correctly #34
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This PR fixes a bug in the initialization logic of the VariantPicker component. The component's internal state for tracking selected variant indices (#checkedIndices) was not being properly set up for fieldsets that did not have an option pre-selected on initial page load.
This omission could lead to a runtime error (specifically, trying to access properties of undefined) inside the updateSelectedOption method when a user made their first selection in an uninitialized fieldset.
The fix ensures that an entry (an empty array []) is always created in this.#checkedIndices for every fieldset, guaranteeing the array structure is ready for the subsequent selection logic.
✅ What Was Fixed
The change was applied exclusively in the connectedCallback method:
Bug Fix: Inconsistent State Initialization
File: VariantPicker.js
Method:
connectedCallback()Change: Modified the logic to always push an array into this.#checkedIndices for every fieldset, even if no initial variant is checked